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| | George Burns: 100 Years, 100 Stories Author: George Burns (told by John Byner with a tribute by Milton Berle)
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The incredible George Burns left his legion of fans this priceless collection of humorous stories as an enduring gift and testament to his wit and charm. This audio finds the legendary centenarian recounting his personal favorite stories of the events and personalities he experienced and encountered during his career. He tells us of other entertainment giants who crossed his path including Al Jolson, Groucho Marx, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Ann-Margaret, and Goldie Hawn and, of course, his beloved wife Gracie Allen, bringing his unique, dry humor to each anecdote. Burns' career spanned the history of modern show business. From vaudeville to Vegas, radio to television, and books to films, he was one of the last great entertainers. 100 Years, 100 Stories is a testament of his comedic brilliance and a shining example of why he became one of America's national treasures.
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